Dive Travel

As I do more traveling with Scuba Diving.  I will post my recommendations for places to stay and for charters to use.  I value tremendously recommendations form friends and acquaintances on places to use.  However, until I use the company, I will not recommend them.

Ginnie Springs:  If you dive at Ginnie Springs, you have no choice to use the company that operates Ginnie Springs.  I wasn't to impressed with the staff, the majority of the staff members that I dealt with where very helpful and accommodating, but there where a few who where rather rude and obnoxious.  Make sure you do have your dive log with you because many people told me that they do check those from time to time.  Also, if you are a NAUI Diver, make sure you have an other form of identification with you.  Since NAUI does not place your picture on the C-Card, the Ginnie Springs staff will ask to see another form of identification.  I would recommend staying at the cottage that they have on property.  It sleeps 8 people comfortably, but the max capacity is 10 people.  If you are more adventurous you can camp.  They have to  types of sites.  Full Hook-up or Primitive.  You will find a good number of the primitive sites along the Santa Fe River.